queensland

Can in-house lawyers in schools solve complex social problems?

Having in-house lawyers on call in schools could transform a whole range of complex social issues in the community, a...

27 February 2018

By Melissa Coade

Firm engagement with IT must be proactive, not reactive

When McCullough Robertson Lawyers (MCR) discovered it was taking up to two minutes for its lawyers to send emails –...

22 February 2018

By Jerome Doraisamy

QLD lawyer advocates for medics’ right to refuse treatment

Queenslanders have had a gutful of frontline emergency workers “being treated like punching bags”, according to a...

22 February 2018

By Jerome Doraisamy

IP firm appoints ‘rising star’

A boutique patent and trademark attorney firm has announced it has recruited a young gun to its fold.

21 February 2018

By Emma Musgrave

Injury lawyer raises alarm on ‘unfair’ medical negligence claims

An injury compensation lawyer has issued a warning over his state’s legal system, saying it is unfairly geared...

20 February 2018

By Emma Musgrave

New research shines light on drug traffickers

A new report from the Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council has revealed pivotal insights into drug traffickers, as...

19 February 2018

By Emma Musgrave

Firm recruits energy and resources veteran

An Australian corporate law firm has appointed a new energy and resources partner.

13 February 2018

By Tom Lodewyke

Wellness key to first year law course

What can be the “super stressful” experience of first year law will be the focus of a legal education forum in...

12 February 2018

By Melissa Coade

Qld firm makes new year’s promotions

A Brisbane-based law firm has announced three promotions to ring in 2018.  

23 January 2018

By Tom Lodewyke

NRF nabs Ashurst partner

The global law firm has revealed it has recruited an experienced corporate, energy and resources partner from Ashurst.

23 January 2018

By Emma Musgrave